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Some rumor about Owen Frager leaving blogging and domaining behind made me worry for a while. After all, Owen is an "old timer" that precedes the digital era that many current entrepreneurs and developers were born into. In fact, Owen isn't going anywhere and the whole thing was an apparent misunderstanding and a misquote of
Today in the Lowdown at DNJournal.com: Updates on Wednesday's DOMAINfest in New York, a new online auction at GreatDomains, information on the annual .Info Awards Contest (with $15,500 in prize money up for grabs) and a note on Morgan Linton's new video interview with Ray Neu.
Domain auctions have a history of technical glitches. Shortly after Moniker‘s domain name auction at DOMAINfest in NYC concluded yesterday, I saw a couple blog posts heralding it as a great success. I was a bit confused, because I didn't see the same thing in the actual auction room. You don't need to point fingers
Angels.com is up for sale at a reasonable price. Yesterday Major League Baseball passed on buying Athletics.com, one of seven team names it does not own the domain for , at the DOMAINfest auction. But next week it's getting another chance at Angels.com, which is up for auction at GreatDomains with a reserve price of
Its 1:07am and I'm looking through our domain sales database. What really stands out this week is the great prices at DOMAINfest New York. There were some REALLY good sales there! Take newyorkapartments.com for $65k. That is a bargain! For those interested in search, it gets 90,500 exact match searches at $2.39 a click! When
Nominet, managers of the .UK domain space have just released their annual domain name industry report for 2009.
Paul Carpenter, a Search Optimization consultant based in the UK has shared his thoughts and…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Nominet Report: ccTLDs on Rise, "Domains are BIG Business"
I was over at GoDaddy.com and looking at some auctions and noticed IMBD.co that is currently on auction and the bid price was already at $5,505 on 17 bids for the no reserve auction.
The bid price is interesting to me and so is the brief statement by the owner of the domain for an auction
What are the chances that one of the largest egg recall is taking place and the matching keyword domain name EggRecall.com is in PendingDelete status? 100% right now!
I often check terms like this when they become widespread news and the term can hold traction over the years. Eggs get recalled just as many other products
While covering the launch of the Candy.com website after the purchase of the domain name, I wrote about things that I felt needed improvements and one of those was the all important blog area of the site. I talked about it several times but I will quote myself from the June 7, 2009 posting that
I was? speaking with a friend at DomainFest yesterday afternoon, and he had just learned a few of his domain names were stolen from his Moniker account. A friend of his saw these stolen names for sale on DN Forum, and fortunately for him, the domain names were quickly returned to his account once Moniker
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On July 30, 2010, PeoplesBank.com expired, and it now appears to be coming up for auction on NameJet. The previous registrant was Maine Bank and Trust, located at 6 Atlantis Way in Lewiston, Maine. According to some research I did, TDBank is (or was) located in that space, which jives up with the @banknorth.com email
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This Saturday a team from Name.com will be riding in the Tour De Cure Colorado. The Tour is a ride that takes place nationwide and benefits the American Diabetes Association, we're really excited about participating! Six Name.com employees, including yours truly, will be partaking in the event and as you can see we'll be sporting
According to an article in the Wall Street Journal many job-site .com operators say they are worried how the .Jobs extension "will affect their already crowded and distressed sector of the economy". The Journal quotes Eric Shannon, who operates DiversityJobs.com and other niche job sites as saying? "he's worried about competitors." "I feel threaten...
Now that the DomainFest auction has concluded its time to make your pick as to which domain names was the best buy from the auction. You can place your votes to the right (one vote per person only) and place your comments below.
I've been away for a couple of days and the email backs up. Early this evening I got an email asking me to confirm that I was leaving the "social" scene. I assume that was in reference to a post I made called "I'm opting out of social media" which promised more details but I haven't got around to writing more about. "Social Media" referred to Face...
By Bernard Golden at CIO.comThe tech world is all a-twitter (literally!) about an article in this month's Wired Magazine which announces "The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet". The article recites a litany of problems that are choking the Web: the rise of apps that replace use of a Web browser; the growth of uber-aggregation sites like Facebook ...
Recently Frank Schilling wrote a blog post and Jeff Kupietzky delivered a strong keynote on 5 myths about the domain industry and shared his thoughts for why these myths should actually be looked upon as opportunities for an industry that has the knowledge, technology and drive to win. The point is that once you strip away all the talk about PPC a...
In a letter dated August 9, 2010, Eduardo Santoyo who is the CEO for the new .co country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) assured domain registrants of the security of the newly implemented .co ccTLD and warned cybersquatters that the...
On Wednesday I posted an article about how Subway.SY owner Hani Kotifani tried to represent himself pro se (without counsel) against the real Subway restaurant and failed miserably in a cybersquatting / trademark infringement lawsuit and promised that an analysis...
This is a comment I received on
one of my articles from a man named Mark:
"Hi, I am a Rookie in domain field. I should say, with 100 million domain
blogs out there, there isn't a single post on the internet to explain what is a
USPTO filing? How to file one? How to defend one? How are the parties involved
on both sides? How much money spen...
In India I stayed with a host family in Delhi for only a few days and then I spent the rest of my time at the boarding school surrounded by youth or traveling with guys I met to their cities. In my month I spent with the kids who I would say were all members
Related posts:Off to India and My Plans for a Report On the Indian Domain Market
Indian ...
I met Ray for the first time at TRAFFIC Las Vegas and had a great time getting to know him. For those who don't know, Ray is Howard Neu's son, a Domainer himself, and heavily involved with the TRAFFIC conferences. If you're going to TRAFFIC Dublin or planning on attending any TRAFFIC conference Ray is
Tonight will be my last MorganLinton.tv broadcast before I head to Ireland and England for TRAFFIC Dublin and MeetDomainers UK. The show tonight will be 30-minutes and I'll be giving the audience a sneak peek into what I'll be discussing in my talks in Europe next week. Some of the topics I'll be covering are
Moniker announced they brokered the sale of 5 t-shirt domains for $1.265 Million before the DomainFEST 2010 NYC live auction on 08/18/2010. The domain names included: t-shirts.com, t-shirt.com, tshirts.com, tees.com, and tee-shirts.com. The buyer was Costumes Galore Inc, looks like a nice sale for a package of product domain names for both the sell...
A group of fishermen from Stromboli, a small island off the coast of Sicily are proclaiming they were cheated out of their heritage. Stromboli.com was sold yesterday at DomainFest for the ungodly low sum of $2,250. The fishermen, descendants of Greek settlers from the ancient times when Sicily and Southern Italy was collectively known as
DomainFest New York this week was a big hit. Oversee.net CEO Jeff Kupietzky started off with a talk focused on dispelling domaining myths. Among Jeff?s key points was that the rise of apps and mobile devices may reduce the use of domains as navigational tools, but the brandable value of domains will remain a constant.
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